21. International Fund For Animal Welfare | Miscellaneous | Campaigning To Protect H The IFAW is working to end all hunting with hounds. Neutral on fishing because no third party is involved. http://www.ifaw.org/ifaw/general/default.aspx?oid=12400

22. Listing Of Directory: /vawokc/ general Pet Care and Training. Spay Neuter Thanks for visiting Volunteers for animal welfare! Remember to place a bookmark here so you can return easily! http://members.aol.com/vawokc

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23. Defra - Animal Welfare - GENERAL ENVIRONMENT general ENVIRONMENT. Certain conditions lameness. Poor stockmanship,such as rushing animals, will exacerbate these problems. Cows http://www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/welfare/farmed/cattle/pb4020/pb402006.htm

Back to Causes of Lameness Up to Table of Contents ... HOUSING - Cubicles GENERAL ENVIRONMENT Certain conditions in which cows are housed or are required to move around for access to grazing, housing, feeding and milking areas can pre-dispose them to lameness. Walking and standing in slurry and silage effluent will soften the horn of the hoof. Badly designed or maintained cubicles discourage cows from lying down, and the additional time spent standing puts extra stress on feet and legs. Poorly designed cubicles and those which were installed some years ago, and which have now been outgrown by the cows, are responsible for much of the hock and knee damage that is seen. Many cubicles were installed when the predominant dairy breed was the British Friesian, which commonly weighed around 550kg. However, increased use of the Holstein means that many cows now weigh in excess of 700kg and as a consequence the length and width of cubicles are too small. Narrow passageways and sharp turns in loafing and feeding areas and around the parlour can cause the cows to move awkwardly, putting additional stress on their feet.

24. The Animal Welfare Unit Answers general animal welfare enquiries; Responsible for payments of sitting feesand expenses for members of committees. Clerical Officer. Mrs Denise Thompson. http://www.agric.nsw.gov.au/reader/5089

SEARCH MAIL PRIVACY CONDITIONS OF USE ... Animal welfare The Animal Welfare Unit Ross Burton, Veterinary Officer (Animal Welfare), Orange Animal Welfare Unit NSW Agriculture Locked Bag 21 ORANGE NSW 2800 Ph (02) 6391 3682 Fax: (02) 6391 3570 Email: animal.welfare@agric.nsw.gov.au Animal Welfare Inspectorial Office NSW Agriculture PO Box A970 SYDNEY SOUTH NSW 1232 Ph (02) 9264 9533 Fax: (02) 9264 9632 Manager, Animal Welfare Unit Mr Ross Burton Phone: (02) 6391 3324 Email: ross.burton@agric.nsw.gov.au Coordinates the operation of the Animal Welfare Unit Representative on national welfare committees: National Consultative Committee on Animal Welfare Animal Welfare Committee Representative on state committees: Animal Welfare Advisory Council Pest Advisory Council Exhibited Animals Advisory Committee Companion Animals Advisory Board Senior Veterinary Officer Dr Ian Lugton Phone: (02 6391 3688 Email: ian.lugton@agric.nsw.gov.au Executive Officer to the Animal Welfare Advisory Council First contact for enquiries concerning Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act including the animal trades Codes of Practice Veterinary Officer Mrs Amanda Paul Phone: (02) 6391 3670 Email: amanda.paul@agric.nsw.gov.au

25. Saving The Lives Of The Homeless And Unwanted Animals In Tucson Arizona Dedicated to the general welfare, sheltering and placement of animals, prevention of cruelty to animals and animal overpopulation, education concerning humane treatment of animals. http://www.humane-so-arizona.org/

Spay an Neuter Services Back to Homepage View Adoptable Animals Main Pages 3450 North Kelvin Blvd Tucson, Arizona 85716 Shelter phone: 520-327-6088 / Administration phone: 520-321-3704 Spay Neuter Clinic phone: 520-881-0321 Open 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Companions for Life Center 3465 East Kleindale Blvd Tucson, Arizona 85716 Companions for Life Center phone: 520-795-6225 Open 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Your Southern Arizona Pet Connection since 1944. We save the lives of thousands of more animals than all other agencies in Southern Arizona combined. We are a 501 (C) 3 non profit. You can help save the homeless and unwanted companion animals in our community in many different ways. You can donate online adopt a loving companion pet or volunteer . Use the mouse links located on the upper left of each page to find what you are looking for. We hope you enjoy your visit to our website. 60th Anniversay Events 2004 marks our 60th year of service. We have lots of fun filled events such as Pet-A-Palooza scheduled this year to celebrate 60 years of compassion. Check back often to see our event schedule.

26. Animals And Animal Products - Animal Health And Welfare - General animal welfare Governments, industry and community groups in Australiaare jointly developing a national strategy for animal welfare. http://www.agriculture.gov.au/product4.cfm?display2=Animals and Animal Products&

27. LookSmart - Directory - General Animal Welfare And Rights Associations general animal welfare and Rights Associations Find activist groups, welfareorganizations, and conservation societies protecting animals interests. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317916/us65566/us235667/us235681/us16

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28. Environment And Animal Welfare In order to mark animal welfare Year 197677 the general Synod carried the followingPrivate Member’s Motion put down by Mr Oswald Clark ‘That this Synod. http://www.cofe.anglican.org/view/environ.html

The Environment and Animal Welfare The first report on the environment to be issued by the Board was Man in his Living Environment . This was debated by the Church Assembly in 1970. In 1986 the General Synod received the report Our Responsibility for the Living Environment Christians and the Environment (GS Misc) In July, 1992, the General Synod carried the following motion from the Lichfield Diocese: to take positive steps to curtail damage to flora and fauna by human activities in this country, and seek to extend such restraint elsewhere in the world; Following the debate, the Board prepared a leaflet for parishes wanting to take practical action. This was entitled Conservation and the Environment July 1995 - Ethical Investment recognise the need for a stronger and clearer ethical investment policy on the handling of Church assets, as proposed, for example in Faith in the Countryside; and ANIMAL WELFARE The Church Assembly, during a debate in 1970, registered its disapproval of hare coursing, deer hunting and otter hunting. applauds the action taken by nearly 70 national and local animal welfare societies in this centenary year of the (unamended) Cruelty to Animals Act, 1876, in promoting and supporting Animal Welfare year, 1976-77;

29. Animal Welfare Board Of India, Alwarpet, Madras parts of the country to educate and train the members of SPCAs/animal welfare Organisations,staff of other relevant departments and the general public and to http://envfor.nic.in/awb/awb.html

ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA International Wildlife Week, Oct. 1-7, 1999 The Animal Welfare Board of India was set up in 1962 with its headquarter at Madras, under the provisions of the "Prevention of Cruely to Animals Act,1960" (PCA Act, 1960). The Board consis of 28 members reprsenting Government of India, the veterinary profession, municipal bodies, practitioners of modern and indigenous systems of medicine, Animal Welfare Organisations of the country and humanitarians. Two members of Rajya Sabha and 4members of Lok Sabha are on the Board. It is an autonomous body working under the administrative control of the Ministry of Environment and Forests. Main functions of the Board are : To keep the law in force in India for the Prevention of curelty to animals under constant study and advise the Government on the amendements to be undertaken in any such law form time to time. To advise the Central Government on the making of rules under this Act with a view to preventing unncecessary pain or suffering to animals generally, and more particularly when they are being transported form one place to another or when they are used as performing animais or when they are kept in captivity or confinement: To advise the Government or any local authority or other persons on improvements in the design of vehicles so as to lessen the burden on draught animals: To take all such steps as the Board may think fit for amelioration of animals by encouraging or providing for the construction of sheds, waterthroughs and the like and by providing for veterinary assistance to animals:

30. Home > Livestock > General > Animal Care > Animal Welfare advisors, inspectors, veterinarians, organic sector bodies and policy makers onissues related to general and specific animal health and welfare aspects of http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/fa59a2eeaf07b3c9847d2bbcba077b89.html

low graphics Home Livestock General ... Animal care Animal welfare After FMD : aiming for a values-driven agriculture Published on the Web by the Food Ethics Council in 2001, this full-text report presents the Food Ethics Councils vision for reforms in the food and agriculture industry to address the "principles of wellbeing, autonomy and justice with respect to consumers, producers, farm animals and the living environment", and to promote ethical decision making within the industry. It looks at the current state of UK agriculture, and presents an 'ethical matrix' assessing the ethical impacts on agriculture and food industries, citizens, farm animals, and the ecosystem. It also provides information on key areas of agriculture which would benefit from an ethical approach, including organic farming, sustainable land management, integrated farm management, CAP reform, and farm animal welfare. This 40 page report is provided in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. food industry ethics animal welfare agroindustrial sector ... Alternative farming : an annotated database Provided by the Animal Welfare Institute, the Alternative Farming database provides access to information on humane alternatives to factory farming. It covers "grass-based farming; rotational grazing; deep-litter and outdoor systems; pasture; grassland management; sustainable agriculture; principles of low-stress livestock handling; animal behavior; predator-friendly farming" for cattle, pigs, poultry, sheep and goats. Citations in the database include case studies, guides, research articles, books and book chapters, and Web sites. The database can be searched, or browsed by keyword. Links to Web sites and full-text articles are provided where available.

31. Home > Livestock > General > Animal Care > Animal Welfare Laws animal welfare laws. for international trade in live animals and animal products to siteis organised into eight main subject areas general information, animal http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/1ec1933c7e08c52e04849bcf141f7fae.html

low graphics Home Livestock General ... Animal care Animal welfare laws DEFRA international trade homepage Published on the web by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) this site is "an authoritative source of information on the health conditions for international trade in live animals and animal products to, from or through Great Britain". The site is organised into eight main subject areas: general information, animal exports, animal imports, germplasm exports, germplasm imports, product exports, product imports, and international disease monitoring. Information is provided on the health certification needed for animal/germplasm exports and the health conditions required for animal/germplasm imports. Trade regulations and legislation regarding UK live animal/animal product import and exports are provided. Some documents are provided in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. trade in animals legislation government policy germplasm ... Great Britain Last modified: 03 Jun 2004

32. Environmental Health - Animal Welfare About our service. general Info; animal welfare LicensingService Charter; How to contact us. Licence conditions for http://www.hart.gov.uk/environ/envhealth/animalwelfare/aniwelindex.htm

Animal Welfare Animal Welfare Licensing Service Summary Under the remit of animal welfare licensing we offer advice on all aspects of animal welfare in licensed premises. Licenses are required for: Riding Establishments, the keeping of Dangerous Wild animals, dog boarding kennels, Catteries, dog breeding establishments and pet shops. We will grant a licence to operate under the appropriate animal legislation providing that the applicant operates to the set standards. The licensed premises are inspected routinely at least twice a year. Licence holders who do not comply with the conditions set face formal action when all other actions have been unsuccessful. Useful Links: The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals British Horse Society About our service General Info Animal Welfare Licensing Service Charter How to contact us Licence conditions for: keeping a Riding Establishment operating a cattery operating a dog boarding kennels operating a pet shop ... Hart District Council Civic Offices, Harlington Way

33. Fayette County Government:Animal Welfare And Control general Information. Fayette County animal Shelter. Address 1262 Highway74 South Peachtree City, Georgia 30269 Tel. 770487-6450. http://www.admin.co.fayette.ga.us/animalshelter/info_animals.htm

General Information Adoption Procedures Animals for Adoption FAQ Contact Information: Fayette County Animal Shelter Address 1262 Highway 74 South Peachtree City, Georgia 30269 Tel. 770-487-6450 Hours of Operation 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Laws Pertaining to Animals There is a leash law which covers most areas of Fayette County*. The leash law includes all animals, dogs, cats, livestock, et cetera. All animals must be kept on the owners property unless restrained by a leash and under the control of a competent person. *The only exceptions to the leash law are pet owners who reside within the city limits of Brooks or Woolsey. Fines for Violations A judge can fine any amount up to $1,000.00 and/or jail time. The first offense is at the discretion of the Judge, second and third offenses are mandatory set fines. You may be fined more but not less. Four or more offenses are at the discretion of the Judge. Typical Fines First Offense: At Judge's discretion Second Offense: $250.00 plus court costs and the animal must be spayed or neutered if it has not already been altered, including purebred animals

34. Animal Welfare: Introduction the Director general of the OIE convened an Ad hoc Group on animal welfare the recommendationsof which were unanimously adopted during the 70th general Session http://www.oie.int/eng/bien_etre/en_introduction.htm

var code_langue1='fr';var code_langue2='es';var rep_l='/bien_etre/';var lc='en';var code_page='introduction.htm'; document.write(ent); Working Group members Presentations Meeting reports Animal Welfare Conference Paris, France The OIE's initiatives in animal welfare Animal welfare was identified as a priority in the 2001-2005 OIE Strategic Plan. OIE Member Countries had decided that, as the international reference organisation for animal health and zoonoses, the OIE must provide international leadership on animal welfare. Even though animal welfare is not covered by the WTO SPS Agreement, Member Countries wished to have guidelines and recommendations to assist them in bilateral negotiations. Member Countries recognised that, as animal protection is a complex, multi-faceted public policy issue which includes important scientific, ethical, economic and political dimensions, the OIE needed to develop a detailed vision and strategy incorporating and balancing these dimensions. In order to implement the new mandate, the Director General of the OIE convened an Ad hoc Group on animal welfare the recommendations of which were unanimously adopted during the 70th General Session. A permanent Working Group on Animal Welfare was then established and held its first meeting in October 2002.

35. Circus Royale Australian Animal Welfare And General Links Animals Registrar Matthew Crane ph 02 6391 3716 fax 02 6391 3570 Manager, AnimalWelfare Unit Ross Burton ph 02 6391 3716 fax 02 6391 3570 general Manager Life http://www.circusroyale.com/links_ausanimal_gen.php

@import url(ie.css); Australian Animal Welfare Links Animal Lib NRE Animal Welfare Codes of Practice Victorian Bureau of Animal Welfare Australian Veterinary Association ... Primary Industry and Resources, South Australia NSW Exhibited Animals Advisory Committee Chairperson Giovanna Pawson ph 02 6581 0783 fax 02 6581 0783 Exhibited Animals Registrar Matthew Crane ph 02 6391 3716 fax 02 6391 3570 Manager, Animal Welfare Unit Ross Burton ph 02 6391 3716 fax 02 6391 3570 General Manager Life Sciences Taronga Zoo William Meikle ph 02 9978 4637 fax 02 9978 4613 Dr Stephen Jackson Project Officer, Exhibited Animals Section, NSW Agriculture. ph 02 6391 3473 fax 02 6391 3474 stephen.jackson@agric.nsw.gov.au NSW National Parks..Manager Biodiversity Management Unit Graham Wilson ph 02 9585 6542 fax 02 9585 6401 John Le Mare Circus Federation of Australia ph (07) 3378 0479 fax 07 3378 9702 Mr Michael Kennedy Director, Humane Society International ph (02) 9973 1728 fax (02) 9973 1729 michaelk@his.org.au

36. Circus Royale General International And Animal Welfare Links International animal welfare Links. animal Advocacy.net Betrayed Stop Cruelty. InternationalMedia Arts Australian Media Arts general International Links http://www.circusroyale.com/links_gen_internat.php

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37. Animal Welfare And Pet Cloning Ethics all animals, regardless of whether suffering and welfare problems were overcome,we have argued that animal cloning would as to why, against a general trend to http://www.srtp.org.uk/clonin84.htm

SRT Home Page What is the SRT Project? What's New? Highlights ... The Big Issues The Big Issues "Engineering Genesis" Genetic Engineering GM Food GM Animals Human Genetics Cloning Xenotransplantation Patenting Risk Environment Climate Change Energy Nuclear Power Transport Eco-Congregation Church Energy Saving Technology Internet Issues SRT Publications SRT Newsletter SRT Information Sheets General Assembly Reports ... Eco-Congregation S ociety, R eligion and T echnology P roject Church of Scotland Looking at the ethics of technology for a New Millennium Animal Welfare and Pet Cloning Ethics CONTENTS Do Cloned Animals have Shortened Life Spans? Animal Welfare Problems in Cloning Why Cloning Pets is Unethical Do Cloned Animals have Shortened Life Spans? The jury is still out. There is evidence that the length of the chromosome ends called telomeres are associated with ageing. Dolly has shorter telomeres than expected and so the suggestion is that the fact that she was cloned from a six year old ewe may have some effect. Significantly Dolly has given birth to three sets of lambs by ordinary mating, and they show normal telomere length. Other experiments in the USA claim that cloning can produce longer telomeres, implying apparently younger animals. This is an indication that, despite the empirical results, the basic science of nuclear transfer cloning is still comparatively little understood. It may not be premature ageing that is the issue so much as whether more conventional failures happen at a higher rate in cloned animals, and thus lead on average to shorter lifespans. There are relatively few cloned farm animals in existence, so it is difficult to say about longer term issues. Dolly is unique whether a problem like Dolly's arthritis is actually cloning or just a random effect. Roslin have a cloned sheep a year older and a year younger than Dolly who do not have arthritis, but these were not made from somatic cells. There would need to be several examples before a pattern were established. Roslin and PPL have other cloned sheep (although not from somatic cells) a year older and a year younger which do not have arthritis.

38. Cloning, Ethics And Animal Welfare further investigation is made of animal welfare problems such over the use of clonedanimals in commercial 1997, the Church of Scotland general Assembly took http://www.srtp.org.uk/clonan4.htm

SRT Home Page What is the SRT Project? What's New? Highlights ... The Big Issues The Big Issues "Engineering Genesis" Genetic Engineering GM Food GM Animals Human Genetics Cloning Xenotransplantation Patenting Risk Environment Climate Change Energy Nuclear Power Transport Eco-Congregation Church Energy Saving Technology Internet Issues SRT Publications SRT Newsletter SRT Information Sheets SRT Topical Papers ... Eco-Congregation S ociety, R eligion and T echnology P roject Church of Scotland Looking at the ethics of technology for a New Millennium Director : Dr Donald Bruce Cloning, Ethics and Animal Welfare SRT Comment on Farm Animal Welfare Council Report The Implications of Cloning for the Welfare of Farmed Livestock Press Release, 15 December 1998, Welfare and Cloning How Far Should we Go with Animal Cloning? Mixing Animals - An Ethical Problem The SRT Project disagrees with the report's conclusion that "no aspect of cloning by nuclear transfer was intrinsically objectionable." There are deep intrinsic objections to the mixing of cell nuclei and cytoplasm between widely different species, as in the USA where cow cells have been given the nuclei of sheep, pigs and monkeys. This represents a violation at a very fundamental level of the integrity of the animal, in a sense far beyond genetic engineering practices where only one or two genes are changed. The report says that would need to be "appropriately justified". In our view there is no such justification for such an intervention, regardless of whether the embryo was viable or not. The same objection applies even more strongly to the mixing of human nuclei in cow cells, which are not discussed in this report but which were recently announced in the USA.

39. Animal Welfare Unit - General Information animal welfare. general Information. The Western Australian Governmentis committed to animal welfare. The Western Australian Government http://www.dlgrd.wa.gov.au/pub/docs/AnimalWelfare/General_Info.shtml

//Top Navigational Bar III (By BrotherCake @ cake@brothercake.net) //Permission granted/modified by Dynamicdrive.com to include script in archive Introduction General Information Animal Welfare Branch General Inspectors ... Contact Us Animal Welfare General Information The Western Australian Government is committed to Animal Welfare The Western Australian Government has a strong commitment to ensuring that animals are provided with the care and attention they need. To do this the Government has: - Provided a legislative, policy and operational infrastructure to assist with the delivery of animal welfare services in Western Australia; Through a licence system ensured institutions or persons using animals for scientific purposes are complying with a national code in this area; Worked with livestock industries, other animal user groups, animal welfare organisations and other interested parties to address current and emerging animal welfare issues. Worked with the Commonwealth and other States and Territories to nurture and develop a unified and national approach to animal welfare.

40. Animal Welfare Unit - General Inspectors Within the new animal welfare Act 2002, (the Act) power is provided for the appointmentof general inspectors to assist in ensuring the proper, humane care and http://www.dlgrd.wa.gov.au/pub/docs/AnimalWelfare/General_Inspectors.shtml

//Top Navigational Bar III (By BrotherCake @ cake@brothercake.net) //Permission granted/modified by Dynamicdrive.com to include script in archive Introduction General Information Animal Welfare Branch General Inspectors ... Contact Us Animal Welfare General Inspectors Within the new Animal Welfare Act 2002 , (the Act) power is provided for the appointment of general inspectors to assist in ensuring the proper, humane care and management of animals. Under this new Act, General inspectors have increased powers to search and enter, as well as seize animals if they suspect animals are being treated in an inappropriate manner. Under the Act, the RSPCA, Local Government, Department of Agriculture WA, Department of CALM are all given the opportunity to make nominations for general inspectors. More than 100 general inspectors have been appointed. Now there is a comprehensive coverage of animal welfare protection across the State. General inspectors are issued with a card for identification purposes and a sample of this is attached.

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